So he died, / and she very imprudently married the Barber: / and there were present / the Picninnies, / and the Joblillies, / and the Garyulies, / and the great Panjandrum himself, / with the little round button at top;

1910, Eliakim Littell, Making of America Project, Robert S. Littell, Living age ... (Littell's Living Age), Volume 265, page 809,

I think it's an excellent thing that the Great Panjandrum is coming for the week-end. Have you ever met him in private?"

I ought to explain that the Great Panjandrum was the nickname for Lord Elkindale, the then Foreign Secretary.

But my family has served the Panjandrums of Beotia faithfully for seven centuries. The Panjandrums have kept our place for us at their courts, honored us, promoted us, shed their glory on us, made us what we are.